Welcome to Guwahati, On arrival at Guwahati Airport Meet & Greet with Our Tour Manager driver and drive to Tezpur. Tezpur is a charming town with some beautifully kept parks, attractive lakes and enchanting views of the mighty Brahmaputra River as it laps the town’s edge. Check-in at the Hotel. Overnight in Tezpur.

Meals: Dinner

After breakfast, proceed to Dirang. Dirang is an almost picture-perfect Tibetan – Monpa stone village marred only by the main road. Above the picturesque stone houses rises a steep rocky hill topped with Old Dirangs Gompa and several walls. Overnight in Dirang.

After breakfast drive to Tawang. En-route witness the snowcapped Sella Pass at 14000 ft and the Jaswant Garh War Memorial. Legend has it that Jaswant (Mahavir Chakra Awardee (Posthumous)) of 4th Batallion Garhwal Rifles, fought a lone battle against the invading Chinese during the 1962 war. His spirit is still believed to protect the place.

Tawang is situated at an altitude of 3500m. The natural beauty and solitude of Gudpi and Chong-Chugmi ranges, Tawang chu River and Tawang Valley are mesmerizing. The inhabitants of the districts are all of Monpa tribes except Shyo village which is dominated by people of Tibetan Origin. Overnight in Tawang.

Meals : Breakfast & Dinner

After Breakfast, proceed for sightseeing of 400 years (17th century) old Tawang Monastery which is the second largest monastery in the world after Potala Palace in Tibet. The building is about 113 feet long and 80 feet wide and houses valuable antiquities, books and manuscripts-handwritten and printed. Later visit Tawang War Memorial, a 40-foot-high multi-hued memorial, has a structure constructed in stupa design. Dedicated to the martyrs of Sino-Indo War held in 1962, this memorial is nestled among beautiful peaks, which overlooks the Tawang-Chu valley. Rest of the day free to stroll round the streets of the town. Overnight in Tawang.

Meals: Breakfast & Dinner

After breakfast drive to Bomdila. Bomdila is the headquarters of West Kameng district located at the height of 8500 ft above the sea level. It has a lot of attractions for the tourists with its cool climate, Apple orchards, artistic people, snow-capped Himalayan peaks and Buddhist Gompas. The Buddhist monastery of Bomdila is the repository of culture. Explore the town in the afternoon. Overnight in Bomdila.

Meals : Breakfast & Dinner

After breakfast, drive to Guwahati. The gateway to the northeast and the largest and most cosmopolitan city in the region, Guwahati serves as the starting block for most Northeast itineraries. It’s a somewhat featureless city – a prosaic heap of glass and concrete for the most part – but there are scattering of interesting temples to explore. Walk its back alleys and old quarters, however, and you will be able to salvage a generous amount of local flavor that lingers amid its suburban sprawl of ponds, palm trees, small single-storey traditional houses and old colonial-era mansions. Overnight in Guwahati.

Meals: Breakfast & Dinner

After breakfast, visit Kamakhya temple – The temple is dedicated to goddess Kamakhya an incarnation of Sati (Entry to Premises only). It is on Nilachal hill, says the Shiva Purana, that the yoni or creative organ of Sati fell when Vishnu, in a bid to save the world from the Shiva’s tandava nrittya or dance of destruction, cut her dead body into 51 pieces with his suddarshan chakra.

Later drive to Guwahati Airport /Station to board your flight/train to your hometown. Holiday Concludes.

Kindly Note: Kamakhya Darshan is possible if your flight is after 3 Pm on the last day, With everlasting memories transfer to Guwahati airport for onward journey.

Meals: Breakfast

Tour Concludes. 

• 2 passport size photos.
  Adult – Original + photocopy of any of the ID proof i.e. Driving Licence / Voters ID / Passport.
• Child – Original + photocopy of any of the ID proof i.e. School ID / Passport.
  Infant – Birth certificate.
• NRI / Foregin nationals Manadatory Passport + Valid Indian visa / OCI card / PIO card.
• Carry Heavy woolen & Thermal wear on tour.
  NRI & Foreigner guest : Permit need to be done from Home Department, Delhi & respective country’s embassy. (It takes approx. 2-3 month to get the permit).

• A light-weighted Haversack or Backpack, and a smaller day pack
• Good pair of trekking shoes and a pair of flip-flops
• Thermal Inners
  Fleece Jackets
  Windcheater/ponch
• Head Torch – Necessary for Caving
• Personal clothing
  Track pants, shorts napkins, etc.
• Cap, sunglasses, etc.
• Camera, binoculars, etc. (Optional)
• Toiletries – Sunscreen, Moisturizer, Lip balm, Wet wipes, Toothbrush, Toothpaste, Hand Sanitizer, etc.
• Extra Polythene Bags (To segregate clothes).)
• Any medicines that you consume normally, post consulting a doctor.
• Mosquito repellent.
• Snacks & Biscuits To munch.
• Enerzyl or Glucon D powder.

• Basic Medicine like Vicks,
• Tablets like Avomine,  Metacin sariron etc.
• Your Regular Medication (If Any).

Do’s

• Respect the local culture and traditions,
• Dress modestly, especially when visiting temples and sacred sites,
• Remove your shoes before entering someone’s home or a place of worship,
• Greet people with a traditional Indian greeting, such as “namaste”,
• Ask permission before taking photographs of people

Don’ts

• Do not touch someone with your feet, as this is considered disrespectful
• Do not eat with your left hand, as the left hand is traditionally used for cleaning oneself after using the toilet
• Do not point with your finger or use your fingers to beckon someone, as this is considered impolite
• Do not publicly display affection, as this is not accepted in Indian culture
• Do not criticize or make fun of local customs or beliefs.

It is always a good idea to be mindful of local customs and to respect the traditions and culture of the place you are visiting.